Category: Screenprints on paper

This was inspired by a Japanese myth about how the sun and the moon went their separate ways. The moon god Tsukiyomi kills the food-goddess after she vomits up rice, fish and game infront of him! He mentions this to the sun-goddess who is so furious with him that she refuses to meet him face to face ever again, and so the day and night are always apart. So here in my picture he’s carrying his night away with him.

 

I was wondering how an ostrich would trash a hotel room? More animals in hotel rooms coming soon…

I made this screenprinted illustration recently for the interior design magazine World of Interiors.
Queen Victoria apparently had wicked wit and held her own in a man’s world..

I created this newest design for the company St. Judes (www.stjudesfabrics.co.uk). It’s available in 3 colourways and is very lively and colourful when unfolded out. I’ll add more photos of it soon..

I made these screenprints for an exhibition held London in June called ‘Training Nature’at ‘Printroom’s ‘Home’ in Highgate http://www.printroomlondon.com/. Artists were asked to respond to the title. These creatures have had shapes shaved into their sides, which themselves in turn have become wild unpredictable things.
The printed creatures are each about 25 – 30cm long.

(magical monk)